Coexistence for Oregon's Waterways
We help Oregon landowners, communities, and agencies manage water and wildlife harmoniously through coexistence solutions that reduce flooding, restore habitat, and keep beavers on the landscape.
Our Strategies
Built for resilience, designed for compliance
Pond Leveler Systems
DEVICES THAT LET WATER FLOW
Pond levelers are flow devices installed through beaver dams to regulate water levels without triggering their building instincts. By quietly draining excess water, they prevent flooding of roads, fields, or yards while allowing beavers to maintain their habitat. This coexistence tool protects property and preserves the ecological value of wetlands
Culvert protection
FLEXIBLE WATER MANAGEMENT
Beavers often target culverts for damming, which can block water flow and cause costly flooding or road damage. Culvert protection devices provide a humane, effective solution—maintaining natural beaver activity while keeping infrastructure safe. We design and install barriers that balance ecosystem needs with property and community resilience
Tree Caging
PROTECTING YOUR RESOURCES
We protect vulnerable trees from beaver chewing by installing sturdy wire mesh around trunks. This simple, non-invasive method allows beavers to thrive without losing valuable shade trees, riparian buffers, or landscaping. Tree caging balances ecological benefits with landowner needs, ensuring both forests and waterways remain resilient
Our Philosophy
Three core principles guide our approach to beaver coexistence
Coexistence first
Beavers and human infrastructure can coexist when engineering meets ecological understanding
Prevention over reaction
Well-designed installations with maintenance prevent costly dam removal cycles and repeated conflicts
Regulation as guidance
Oregon's regulatory framework ensures solutions protect fish passage, wetland function, and sustainability
Get in Touch
Ready to explore beaver coexistence solutions for your property or community? Contact us to schedule a consultation.